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Indian Expat Honoured After Returning Dh100,000 Found in Dubai Parking Lot

Dubai Police praise resident’s honesty as lost cash is reunited with owner within hours PRAVASISAMWAD.COM An Indian expatriate in Dubai

Oman Ports Help Indian Exporters Keep Gulf Food Supplies Moving Amid Hormuz Tensions

The crisis has once again highlighted the importance of diversifying shipping routes in the Middle East Analysts believe Oman could

Singapore Probes Indian-Owned Shipping Firm for Alleged Immigration Fraud

PRAVASISAMWAD.COM Legal experts note that Singapore has intensified workplace compliance enforcement over the past year, particularly involving sectors dependent on

Indian Ships Stranded as Hormuz Tensions Disrupt Global Shipping

The Middle East remains vital for India’s energy needs, supplying nearly half of its imports The current tensions highlight how

India-flagged oil tanker departs UAE safely after Fujairah terminal attack

The Strait of Hormuz remains one of the world’s most critical maritime chokepoints, through which nearly a fifth of global

India steps up monitoring of ships and seafarers in Gulf amid West Asia crisis

India has intensified efforts to monitor the safety of its maritime assets and seafarers operating in the Gulf region as

Iran allows Indian LPG ships through Strait of Hormuz amid rising Gulf tensions

For India, uninterrupted access to energy shipments through the strait remains vital, as the country depends heavily on imported oil

Indian mariner killed as tankers targeted in escalating Gulf conflict

Iranian state television claimed that a tanker struck in the Strait of Hormuz was sinking, though details remain unclear The

Indian mariner killed as tankers targeted in escalating Gulf conflict

Pravasi Samwad News Bureau Iranian state television claimed that a tanker struck in the Strait of Hormuz was sinking, though

U.S. forces intercept sanctioned oil tanker in Indian Ocean after global pursuit

As investigations continue, the fate of the Aquila II remains unclear, but the incident marks another step in Washington’s efforts

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